templates: update Dockerfile for the website template, use the LTS version for Node.js image
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Dockerfile for the website template, use the LTS version for Node.js image
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Fixes #10153
With the current Node.js version -
18.8.0Dockerfile in templates doesn't buildUpdated to LTS -
22.12.0. Also updated Dockerfile in thewebsitetemplate as it was outdated and added comment that you need to setoutput: 'standalone'innext.config.mjs.